Changes in the work of passport services in connection with the coronavirus
The Department of State recommends that US citizens avoid international travel because of the global spread of COVID-19 disease, Travel.State.Gov reports. In many parts of the world, COVID-19 outbreaks are currently being observed and measures are being taken, including quarantine and border crossings, which may restrict travelers. ...
'The ideal environment for coronavirus': how the epidemic captures aircraft carriers and submarines
Outbreaks of coronavirus were detected immediately on several warships in different parts of the globe. Experts and retired sailors warn that submarines and aircraft carriers can now quickly transport around the world not only a nuclear charge, but also an epidemic. About this writes the BBC. ...
More than a thousand people in the United States die from coronavirus per day: Trump wants to ban domestic flights
The number of deaths from coronavirus on Wednesday, April 1, in the United States for the first time amounted to more than a thousand people a day, which is double that figure for the two most deadly diseases in the United States - lung cancer and flu. He writes about this ...
US accuses China of intentionally concealing the spread of coronavirus
China has concealed the magnitude of the coronavirus outbreak in its country, underestimating both common cases and deaths, according to three U.S. intelligence officials in the US intelligence agency. About this writes Bloomberg. Officials asked not to give their names, because ...
Will Quarantine Kill Business and the Economy: Understanding the Spaniard Epidemic 100 Years ago
Most countries are fighting quarantine coronavirus, despite the enormous damage to the economy. Others are in no hurry to enter the business into an artificial coma - they are afraid that the medicine will be more dangerous than the disease. About this writes the BBC. And even where the population obediently went home, ...
Hogwarts online school of magic and a photo exhibition about Ukraine: how to spend a weekend in New York (April 3-5)
What: An online tour of the Palace of Versailles When: Friday-Sunday, April 3-5 Where: Online Learn more: Google Arts & Culture created a truly extensive collection of Versailles Palace - the famous home of Louis XIV, King of the Sun. You can not only enjoy the video tour directly through the palace (or broadcast in ...
Watching Ukrainian cinema and a virtual visit to the Hermitage: how to spend a weekend in Miami (April 3-5)
What: The National Art Museum of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) When: Friday-Sunday, April 3-5, from 8:00 Where: Online More: The National Art Museum of the Republic of Sakha is the largest art museum in northeast Siberia. Classical Russian art of the XNUMXth – early XNUMXth centuries represented by the works of V.A. Tropinina, I.K. Aivazovsky, ...
English for business and a tour of the Dali Museum: how to spend a weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area (April 3-5)
What: A virtual tour of the Rijksmuseum When: Friday-Sunday, April 3-5, at 8:00 am Where: Online More: The Rijksmuseum is an art museum in Amsterdam, one of the twenty most visited art museums in the world. You, having gone on a virtual tour, can visit it at any convenient ...
Online English courses and a tour of the British Museum: how to spend a weekend in Los Angeles (April 3-5)
What: Online tour of the Louvre Museum When: Friday-Sunday, April 3-5 Where: Online More: The Paris Museum is currently closed until further notice, but offers virtual tours in a special section of the site. Here you can find videos telling about various exhibitions of the museum, as well as about ...
Medicine, credit cards and other disadvantages of life in the USA: the opinion of a Russian-speaking immigrant
The author of the Life in America channel on Yandex.Zen shared his own opinion on what features of American life it is difficult for an immigrant to get used to. I want to share my impressions of those aspects of America that may seem negative. For example, the first negative for me is medicine. More precisely, medicine ...